Hello folks,
I'm running into an issue using fasteners in Solidworks FEA- specifically bolting a hub assembly to the upright. When I noticed excessive stress around and under the bolt head surface, I decided to run a simple study with tried and true components- A C5 corvette hub and upright vs...
Hello folks,
I'm running into an issue using fasteners in Solidworks FEA- specifically bolting a hub assembly to the upright. When I noticed excessive stress around and under the bolt head surface, I decided to run a simple study with tried and true components- A C5 corvette hub and upright...
Just like the subject says, I'm having trouble hollowing out a part with a .1 thick wall. Radius thickness isn't crucial as I am only hollowing the part to save material for 3d printing. I have tried to use the shell feature without selecting any faces and I get errors. Any help on this would be...
I am trying to calculate how much torsional load is applied to a given suspension with 1 g force of braking.
Assuming the car weighs 3000 pounds and 70 percent of the braking is done with the front.
That equals 1050 pounds per front wheel.
I am also assuming the tire is 24 inches in diameter...
Well this is a structural question, but as I scanned through the structural forum, I noticed mainly building related questions and answers. I figured I would give the mechanical forum a shot!
My question is in regards to the picture attached to my post. The bolt that secures the shaft to the...
Running a static simulation, using a force, and showing von mises results (or any other kind that I have tried) the von mises PSI barely changes when selecting different materials. Say 6061t6 and then running 7075t6 the PSI difference is a few percent at best. In my mind, the difference should...
Running a static simulation, using a force, and showing von mises results (or any other kind that I have tried) the von mises PSI barely changes when selecting different materials. Say 6061t6 and then running 7075t6 the PSI difference is a few percent at best. In my mind, the difference should...
